Sentence examples for debate met from inspiring English sources

A FEW minutes before airtime last Sunday morning, the reporters' panel in the second Senate debate met to go over the format, make sure no questions overlapped, and muse about what the candidates would say -- especially if the moderator really did ask Hillary Rodham Clinton why she stayed with her husband.

But his campaign says he will attend only if the debate meets certain "neutrality conditions".

About the only thing we can be sure of is that when those on either side of the debate meet, the outlook looks likely to remain stormy for some time to come.

After four-and-a-half hours before tens of millions of Americans, the initial reading of many strategists and academics is that Mr. Bush, whose campaign tried mightily last month to limit his exposure in the debates, met more of his objectives.

Unfortunately, the prospect looks dim, even though representatives of Open Debates met with the upcoming debate's moderator, Chris Wallace of FOX News.

This may mean that policymakers will need to participate in events in which options are being actively debated, meet with 'policy entrepreneurs' who want to persuade them to endorse a particular option, and respond to feedback about the operation of an existing policy or programme [ 5].

The mocking Muhammad debate was met with death threats.

After the debate, Warren met with reporters, while Brown ducked out of the studio.

She graduated in 1950 from Waco High School, where she showed a special facility for debate and met her future husband, David Richards.

Herman Cain says that the unemployed are responsible for their own plight — a claim that, at Tuesday's presidential debate, was met with wild applause.

Mr. Obama said at a rally in Denver on Thursday morning that he had gone on stage at the debate and "met this very spirited fellow who claimed to be Mitt Romney".